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DUBAI: Saudi Arabia is poised to raise more than $11.2 billion selling shares in oil giant Aramco to help fund its spending plans, after pricing the...

Saudi Arabia and its bankers will on Sunday morning start taking orders for as much as $13.1 billion worth of shares in its energy giant Aramco, in a major test of international investor interest in...

Green bonds were first issued by the World Bank in 2008 to push for private sector participation in projects contributing to a better environment and…

Investegate announcements from Release, Scatec refinances six power plants in Egypt with a Green Project Bond

Oslo, 28 April 2022: Scatec, a leading renewable energy solutions provider, and its partners have refinanced the non-recourse project debt for six solar power plants in Egypt, with a total... | April 28, 2022

Oslo, 28 April 2022: Scatec, a leading renewable energy solutions provider, and its partners have refinanced the non-recourse project debt for six solar...

Share As the pioneer governor of the Theatre Arts and Motion Pictures Practitioners Association of Nigeria (TAMPAN) in Oyo State, actress Rose Odika has been able to pilot the affairs of the association to an enviable position. ‘The goddess of the screen’ as she is fondly called, in this interview by FEMI OGUNTAYO, talks about her recent event, her pet project ‘Bond’ and issues arising from the Nigerian movie industry. Excerpts:   You recently celebrated 32 years on stage. Looking back...

Vice President, Investor Relations & Corporate Strategy So welcome, everybody. And thank you for joining us today. Were all based in London, well most of us are. And by that, I mean, myself, you know me. So, youll see a bit later on in the presentation. Damian is obviously here, CEO; Nik Jhangiani, our CFO; and later on youll get to meet Peter West for the first time from our API, new business unit. So, a quick reminder of our forward-looking statements and cautionary statements as you see here...

Share: Before 2020 came to a close, New York-based developer Glenfarne Group was able to refinance its roughly 1.5GW Latin American generation portfolio with a mix of bank debt and bonds, following a path opened up by other sponsors in the region who had refinanced their assets earlier in the year Existing Subscriber? If you are an existing subscriber please sign in to read this article in full.Sign In Sign up for a free trial Register for free access to IJGlobal and realise the value of our a...

Share: Before 2020 came to a close, New York-based developer Glenfarne Group was able to refinance its roughly 1.5GW Latin American generation portfolio with a mix of bank debt and bonds, following a path opened up by other sponsors in the region who had refinanced their assets earlier in the year Existing Subscriber? If you are an existing subscriber please sign in to read this article in full.Sign In Sign up for a free trial Register for free access to IJGlobal and realise the value of our a...